Business-intelligence company MicroStrategy, steered by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, has added 21,021 Bitcoin to its treasury for about $2.4 billion, according to information circulating on financial-market feeds on 4 August. The latest purchase would deepen the Tysons Corner, Virginia-based firm’s position as the largest corporate holder of the cryptocurrency, a strategy Saylor has pursued since 2020 as a long-term inflation hedge. Earlier disclosures showed the company holding more than 214,400 Bitcoin before the new tranche; the additional coins would lift that total to roughly 235,000, worth about $27 billion at current prices. MicroStrategy’s continued accumulation comes as Bitcoin has climbed more than 1,400% from pandemic-era lows, trading recently near $115,000. The company’s shares, which often track the digital asset, have outperformed the Nasdaq this year, buoyed by investors’ willingness to treat the stock as a leveraged play on Bitcoin’s price.